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“Gomi” is the Japanese word for garbage. Gotta wonder if someone has a sense of humor…
I wonder why it took so long.
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There's a bunch of American open models. Inkling, Nemotron, Trinity come to mind, but I'm sure there's others.
Laguna S 2.1 is really great too, in the "preview" release they've done so far at least. Still pending some reasoning-looping, but besides that, it's a really strong model to run within 96GB VRAM with the NVFP4 variants, and it's really good at coding (specifically).
Earlier quoted context omitted.
There's a bunch of American open models. Inkling, Nemotron, Trinity come to mind, but I'm sure there's others.
Laguna S 2.1 is really great too, in the "preview" release they've done so far at least. Still pending some reasoning-looping, but besides that, it's a really strong model to run within 96GB VRAM with the NVFP4 variants, and it's really good at coding (specifically).
Does Europe have an equivalent program?
Do all these models have any significant architectural differences or training data sources? What are the factors going into the diversity of their performance?
I wonder why it took so long.
Mostly because it's generally a bad idea for government to try to compete with a brand new tech industry with hundreds of billions in private capital developing commercial models. If the American private industry does actually wash out vs Chinese open models there might be talent available for them to put money into, so maybe they are just preparing for that scenario in the meantime.